Tuning up Logog.

[Ivan Timofeev]

Is it possible to tune up the Logog system so that it would not show
file name and line number but show current time?

Oct-27-11 11:35:20 info: Robot is initialized.
Oct-27-11 11:35:24 info: Robot's arm extended.

Thanks.

[John Byrd]

Seemed pretty straightforward, so I added a few lines of code and
documentation, please review
http://johnwbyrd.github.com/logog/customformatting.html and download
the latest. You may have to subclass your own custom Formatter object
if you want a highly particular log format -- please see that page for
more details.

jwb

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[Ivan Timofeev]

Hi.

I have subclassed the Formatter class:

CustomFormatter : public Formatter

and overridden the Format function. How do I use the new formatter?

CustomFormatter formatter = new CustomFormatter(); ? In this case, the
Format method is never called. I have missed something.

[Ivan Timofeev]

Yeah, I got it.

I need to call SetFormatter

logog::LogFile myLogFile("FileName");
myLogFile.SetFormatter(newFormatter);

For some reason I cannot print anything. The output file is just
empty.

In the new Formatter I am only using time, warning level, and the
message:

LOGOG_STRING &FormatterGCC::Format( const Topic &topic, const Target
&target )
{

TOPIC_FLAGS flags;
flags = topic.GetTopicFlags();

m_sMessageBuffer.clear();

RenderTimeOfDay();

if ( flags & TOPIC_LEVEL_FLAG )
{

m_sMessageBuffer.append( ErrorDescription( topic.Level() ) );
m_sMessageBuffer.append(": ");
}


if ( flags & TOPIC_MESSAGE_FLAG )
{
m_sMessageBuffer.append( topic.Message() );
m_sMessageBuffer.append( '\n' );
}

if ( target.GetNullTerminatesStrings() )
m_sMessageBuffer.append( (char)NULL );

return m_sMessageBuffer;
}

[Ivan Timofeev]

It is done! it was my fault.

Thanks.